the bay area man that survived the fish -gt boat accident mowments after they were rescued. you can see the survivors were show ebgts haused -rbgts they had to be carried and lifted into a helicopter. thirty-five tourists a encrew members survived in the water off the sea of cortez for a dozen hours or more after the fish -gt boat capsized 65-miles from the -- >> i'm still very hopeful. i was in -gt water for 16 hours and i was october there is still some hope. >> reporter: many of the is 1ur sraoeufrs have he r50e mained in phebgts coto await word about the fate of the 7 men still lost at sea. the families of the 7 miss -gt northern california men are hold ougt hope that search teams mr. find them alive. the familieses are enlist -gt help wherever they can >> julie, i spepbgt the aoepbgt d -- >> i think he sagt on the island there -rbgts wait t for him to picture hup if he got on the boat, aoáeup sure that's where he is. he doesn't taeubgt reus bees >> >> reporter: family members have within worb t t phones -rbgts >>> a relative showed up and efplgt mail she received from t

the bay area man that survived the fish -gt boat accident mowments after they were rescued. you can see the survivors were show ebgts haused -rbgts they had to be carried and lifted into a helicopter. thirty-five tourists a encrew members survived in the water off the sea of cortez for a dozen hours or more after the fish -gt boat capsized 65-miles from the -- >> i'm still very hopeful. i was in -gt water for 16 hours and i was october there is still some hope. >> reporter: many of the is 1ur sraoeufrs have he r50e mained in phebgts coto await word about the fate of the 7 men still lost at sea. the families of the 7 miss -gt northern california men are hold ougt hope that search teams mr. find them alive. the familieses are enlist -gt help wherever they can >> julie, i spepbgt the aoepbgt d -- >> i think he sagt on the island there -rbgts wait t for him to picture hup if he got on the boat, aoáeup sure that's where he is. he doesn't taeubgt reus bees >> >> reporter: family members have within worb t t phones -rbgts >>> a relative showed up and efplgt mail she received from t

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now it's very exciting because loads of people gts. >> jon: they're going crazy for it. when they come at you with that excite many, is it hard as someone who is a a part of it for ten years, do you get jaded? does people's enthusiasm, do you go like that's nice. >> not at all. >> jon: you know, it's magic. >> not at all. that's what's kind of cool. that's what's great about the series is the fact we haven't got jaded. we were excited to go to work. from the simple fact of all loving our jobs and having different directors coming in and keeping things fresh and working with these actors. it's hard to get jaded when you're a 14-year-old. >> jon: that is part of it because as a 14-year-old being jaded is in many ways your job. it is like, oh, gary is coming. oh, wow. you're 14, you know. >> i know but i don't think i've been very good at that. there's this whole thing about people my age. i think what's lovely about this is it does knots apply to them in the slightest. i'm always amazed when i meet a person my own age who is enthusiastic. i latch on them. cool. you don't c

the city of richmond has banned the box from its job applications and wantsn8]ç to gt other employersin the city to do the same. >>> well, firefighters worked through the night, extinguishing hotspots after a senior home caught fire leaving 13 residents looking for a new place to live. it happened at the rossmoor retirement community on running springs drive around 6:30 last night. investigators say the fire was accidental and it began in the kitchen of one of the apartments. two men who happened to be in the area are credited with evacuating all the residents safely. the american red cross is now helping those displaced people. >>> nurses from throughout the kaiser permanente hospital chain are expressing their concern about a plan to eliminate the hospital's pediatric unit when it moves to san leandro. dozens of nurses attended congressman pete stark's town hall meeting today in hayward to ask for his support. they say if the pediatric unit is closed, many families will have to drive to santa clara or oakland for treatment. kaiser plans to relocate by 2014. >> right now we take the

harding didn't do any violence to the community. [ siren ] >> reporter: harding is kenneth hard gt 19-year-old parolee that was shot and killed on saturday. people that are upset about the shooting question whether he was armed, why police shot him so many times and why they were chasing him for a minor offense of not paying his muni fare. police say when they tried to talk to him he ran and fired over husband shoulder at police. the investigation found gun residue on his hand. looking back at last night's chaotic meeting some leaders say maybe it was too soon, people are too upset to have a discussion about what happened. the police chief promises he will return to the community to talk to people and resolve these issues. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> investigators are searching for the cause of a san francisco house fire that for while threatened to take out an entire block of homes. flames shot up through the roof the homes and burned for nearly an hour last night. residents were gone and everyone got out safely but they watched as the fire burned flight goly close to their hom

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a gt? >> is there a woman with a ridiculously provocative name? >> no. >> really?there are, however, three women with ridiculously provocative names. >> well done, mr. deaver, well done. are there gadgets? that's probably what we'll most want to know in silicon valley. >> don't we love gadgets? >> and bond's gadgets, particularly. >> when i was researching the book, i not only looked into the history of espionage in general, but i looked into the technology of espionage, not only in the past. my blackberry has more computing power than existed in the world in 1953. so, i had to come up with some rather imaginative apps that were, let's say based on reality, but hey, i write fiction for a living, right? i can get away with a few, let's call them stretches? >> that's true, because in this day in age, impressing people with the sort of gadgets that james bond would have -- you know, he has a portable tablet. well, wait a minute, everybody's got a portable tablet. >> yeah. >> it gets a little bit more difficult. >> well, you can basically, if you want to be a spy nowad

and if you spend any time in europe, you will start noticing that actually you gt a lot of things that are room temperature. it was so liberating when he said this to you because i thought oh right. you never have super hot food in a restaurant unless it's not a great restaurant. and so why do you need to do that at home? so it immediately kind of lets you off the hook. >> is there one tool, one implement in the kitchen that you would say this is kind of my secret device, the thing that makes me a better cook that people should have? >> yeah. this is not like any -- it's not that uncommon now. the microplane -- >> say that again. >> microplane zester. >> it is actually a wood rasp. it was designed as a tool for wood and the wife of the owner of this tool company was looking around for her zester and couldn't find one, so she used it for oranges and it worked great. >> tell me she cleaned it work. >> she d. >> and it became a huge hit. but it zests better than any tool. it makes lemon zest much more fragrant, it's really delicate, but also used for pardoparmesan cheese. >> it looks like

there are some reports she had put out some gts messages on facebook, but we don't even know that sheges out on facebook. anybody can sit down at a computer and do that. i think that what the police are doing is keeping all their opings open. they're looking at the family. they're looking other people in that house that she lives in. there are other apartments in there and other neighbors, and they're looking at the possibility maybe somebody onlean hured her out. they a number of directs to go. >> what's kind of interesting -- it seems rather unusual -- police while looking there have already put police tape around the house. that doesn't usually happen at this point. >> no, it doesn't, which means to me they are considering that there might be some kind of involvement right at that location. obviously, they don't have any evidence, as i said that, she was kidnapped by some strangers, to so, therefore, the house is of no significance. i think it's a good thing they're taking that into account because we've seen so many times that they look one direction, and later on, oh, darn, we sh

you can see, we have pretty gt good activity around the region.he activity is north of the baltimore metro area. probably not a whole lot. most of the activity is right along the maryland pennsylvania border. as you can see with that stalled-out front. but tomorrow, that front should be a little for the south. and we expect to see these tomorrow. and could be heavy downpours tomorrow, in the region. 94 degrees at the airport. with a lot more sun down there, where it's been raining, temperatures have dropped quickly into the 70s, of course. the dew point did drop and get to 64. humidity, 37. winds higher earlier. barometer, 29.88 inches and falling. 88 in cumberland. 81, oakland. 94, washington. 84, ocean city. and 93 in easton. with a relative humidity in the 30 to 40% range. it's making temperatures feel 3 or 4 degrees warmer than the actual degrees. so even though it's 94, it really feels more like 96. only 86, the temperature closer to the water. but we have thunderstorms north of the city, as you saw. particularly in baltimore and harford coun

. >> i don't think he quiets gt q it yet. the influence that the murdoches have had. the way he managed to advance his business empire by heavying up on politics. these are newspapers which use personal stories of the most i'll have kind very often in order to humiliate people in power. in a way, of course, he's right. all journalists should give people in power hell. but the motivation in this case turns out to be slightly different. what he doesn't get, actually people in britain are just sick of it, and that pie in the face, you know, i think in america, why is a poor old man getting a pie in the face? a lot of people in america will feel sorry for him. not in britain. >> i kept watching it today, thinking citizen cane. thank you very much. a pleasure. >>> still ahead tonight, tony blair's press secretary with a behind-the-scenes look at how the murdoch media empire had britain's most prominent politicians battling for its blessings. n e highw. how does it do that? well, to get there, a lot of complicated engineering goes into every one. like variable valve timing

he's driving a bentley continental gt -- >> exactly. >> we may have some of this we're showing peopleut up on the screen. i also -- i notice that when you wanted to say he was wearing a gaudy watch, he wear a brightling. >> i call my assistant back at home. neither a bentley nor rolex have shown up. i do say it keeps good time, though, if that helps. >> it's funny. that's right. i did wonder if they were going to be hitting you. bond's women always an interesting thing. one thing i thought was interesting in this novel, bond had a kind of more compassionate side than maybe -- maybe that's not the right word. he actually gave up the opportunity to go to bed with one of the characters. >> we can use the word sensitive. >> sensitive bond. >> i'll tell you very briefly about this scene which has had maybe more response than anything else. bond is with someone who has broken up recently with their fiance and they're both single, liaison could occur, but he notices her rubbing the finger where her ring had been. he says, now is not the time, and i was kind of worried about that scene. it go

it brought gts relief to the lone star state.left behind a beautiful day, as testified by the weather channel's kan kan who is live in north padre island, texas. can you believe the calm after the storm. the beautiful calm. >> you are missing a great beach day. i have been honest with you. >> i wish. >> i know you do, darling. this is my 69th storm that i have covered for the weather channel. i want to show you this thing. i have never seen a storm come in like this and basically just go poof. if you notice how the infra-red, you lose all those colors there. that's the storm pretty much dissipating right before our very eyes. nobody got a little over half inch of rain with this. nobody. everybody got about a trace, 200ths of an inch. it was a great dry run for us. can you see behind me, they've taken the chairs off the beached in through here and gotten those ready. you know, there's a few other folks that were out here doing broadcasts as a result of this. there's not much laying around that could have been blown around, but, ag

you've gt the police that are allegedly involved in this, you've got politicians. everybody seemed to be sort of feeding into it. and it just kept growing bigger and really to a tawdry, out of control, you know, hacking murder and terror victims. >> sure. because it's been going on for so long. the actual hacking was all in the 2002/2003/2004. but when he first knew about it when prince william's phone was hacked in 2005. now, from '5 to '7, it rumbles on, this, that, and the other and we're told it's all over. but in the last couple of years, this thing has come up again. siena miller has received 100,000 pounds, $160,000 max clifford received over $1 million. it looks like people like hugh grant will receive payments. it so keeps -- what happens is, the newspaper keeps saying, enough, we've got to the bottom of it, we now know what happened, and then, whoosh! like a fountain, it erupts all over again with more allegations. but this time, we're in a different league. this is like something -- i mean, when the prime minister says he's disgusted, it's deplorable, th

it is our very strong hope that in partnership with the afghan government, we can gt at this issue. >> thank you very much. again, i want to thank all of you for your willing to serve and your families that i know are the backbone to your service. thank you all very well. >> thank you, senator begich. senator graham. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to compliment the president for making the elections of each you. you are good choices about the president. this is not so much about getting you confirmed but allows us to understand how we can help you and at the someones are i am completely okay and support the idea of the civilian military. but politicians are accountable to the voters, generals are accountable to the troops and command and us in senator. i want to make sure those of us making decision are accountable. if we get credit for the effort, and blame where it lies. that's what we are trying to do. admiral mcraven, is mullah omar in pakistan? >> sir, we believe he is. >> okay. so let's just stop for a second. we believe that the leader of the taliban after the fall of the r

mortgage interest of action,he the lion'r share of the money for the ded mortgage interest affectiotin gtto the very highest income categories in america. so that comes as a surprise. you think it is a middle-class tax cut. it it is by larger tax cut for wealthy people.ta i want to preserve the part that protects middle income families but the highest income categories be willing to see some change in to that deduction if it meets america's deficit is finally going to be brought under control? so when you take a look at the tax honest about it.bout there are things in their we the can't afford to do any longer, things we maybe should have s never doneho and we can clean up that tax code.t whatta we found on the deficit commission by cleaning it up we can actually produce enough revenue out of that effort to lower ordinal tax rates. i hope my republican friends thi will tune in and this pointtheya because this is something they applaud and i do too. if we can lower marginal tax rates for families even a businesses in america it is a good thing. means and i am for it but it means being hone